SicK > TenZ

its proven by the gamesense and the Stats that SicK is obviously better than TenZ. Anyone who disagrees are 5 yr old TenZ fans

Wow I actually agree with this...

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He's not only better, he's MUCH BETTER. Sick always carry in important games, plays practically alone and without resources of the team to help him, what he did against T1 was unbelievable, the boy was opening Sage's bomb alone and killing 3/4 without the team's help. TenZ completely overrated, only plays well in a game that is worthless, always when the team needs it he hides from the game, I'm sure he will FLOP on the LAN.

This is an obvious hard agree after challengers two, I think his consistency is what matters here. He's always on and he's always insane.

Noyn [#4]

He's not only better, he's MUCH BETTER. Sick always carry in important games, plays practically alone and without resources of the team to help him, what he did against T1 was unbelievable, the boy was opening Sage's bomb alone and killing 3/4 without the team's help. TenZ completely overrated, only plays well in a game that is worthless, always when the team needs it he hides from the game, I'm sure he will FLOP on the LAN.

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TenZ fans don't accept this but this's true

TenZ is kinda the Justin Bieber of Valorant

Ikr he's consistent and can fill three role in Sentinels which is Duelist, Sentinels and Initiator
Also he can clutch important round like 1v3 and 1v4, Dude is like his name SicK

TenZ had a lot better stats when he was carrying c9, now he’s on SEN where they have Shahzam, sick, and dapr, who are all really good fraggers, so his stats took a bit of a hit

I don’t want to hijack this thread, but I have a quick question about how LANs affect performance. Obviously, there’s no ping, but what other effects are there? Why would TenZ look bad on LAN (mentioned above), and how could Cutler look better on LAN (mentioned in another thread)?

Just curious. Also, SicK is so damn consistent so I agree.

WitLitning [#11]

I don’t want to hijack this thread, but I have a quick question about how LANs affect performance. Obviously, there’s no ping, but what other effects are there? Why would TenZ look bad on LAN (mentioned above), and how could Cutler look better on LAN (mentioned in another thread)?

Just curious. Also, SicK is so damn consistent so I agree.

On LAN, TenZ will not be able to change the mouse, keyboard, and mousepad every time he dies, he will play on a computer and a chair that he is not used to under an air conditioning temperature regulated by Riot, the idea is to play outside the comfort zone face to face with the other players on the enemy team. The factor that would most unbalance would be the crowd, but as we are in a pandemic this factor will not exist.

Noyn [#12]

On LAN, TenZ will not be able to change the mouse, keyboard, and mousepad every time he dies, he will play on a computer and a chair that he is not used to under an air conditioning temperature regulated by Riot, the idea is to play outside the comfort zone face to face with the other players on the enemy team. The factor that would most unbalance would be the crowd, but as we are in a pandemic this factor will not exist.

why not? he can just bring all of his mousepads and mice there? you do know players bring their own keyboard, mousepad, and mice, right?

Noyn [#12]

On LAN, TenZ will not be able to change the mouse, keyboard, and mousepad every time he dies, he will play on a computer and a chair that he is not used to under an air conditioning temperature regulated by Riot, the idea is to play outside the comfort zone face to face with the other players on the enemy team. The factor that would most unbalance would be the crowd, but as we are in a pandemic this factor will not exist.

Ok, so it takes TenZ out of his comfort zone. Meanwhile, Cutler is a boomer who’s been in many CSGO LANs, so he’s used to the added pressure? That could make sense. However, hasn’t TenZ also played thousands of hours in CSGO? I feel like he has LAN experience, too. Maybe he was bad in CSGO LANs.

beb0p [#13]

why not? he can just bring all of his mousepads and mice there? you do know players bring their own keyboard, mousepad, and mice, right?

Why can’t they bring their whole systems? Do LANs provide high quality computers? What if the monitors don’t have the same refresh rate? What if they’re super short and their gaming chair doesn’t account for that?

Ok, the last was a joke, but I’m truly curious. Are those challenges all part of the LAN experience?

WitLitning [#15]

Why can’t they bring their whole systems? Do LANs provide high quality computers? What if the monitors don’t have the same refresh rate? What if they’re super short and their gaming chair doesn’t account for that?

Ok, the last was a joke, but I’m truly curious. Are those challenges all part of the LAN experience?

I watched some liquid CSGO vlogs where they were at a LAN, and I think pc, monitor, and chair are provided

SicK and Dapr game sense are on another level tbh I think that's why SEN are so strong, their players just knows what to do in clutch moments. Even Zombs, Shahzam, and back then when Sinatraa was on the team they had similar level of game sense.

SicK is easily the best in NA; game sense, versatility, 1 v1s, courage, clutch genes, basic aim just insane.

WitLitning [#14]

Ok, so it takes TenZ out of his comfort zone. Meanwhile, Cutler is a boomer who’s been in many CSGO LANs, so he’s used to the added pressure? That could make sense. However, hasn’t TenZ also played thousands of hours in CSGO? I feel like he has LAN experience, too. Maybe he was bad in CSGO LANs.

Not maybe, he was bad af in LANs. he couldnt stand the pressure when he should and left pretty fast..

RoadRunneR [#8]

TenZ is kinda the Justin Bieber of Valorant

hit or miss

both are great players tbh, its like lebron dwyane wade combo